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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1915

Page

4

Twelve Pretty Girls to Demonstrate at Fairhope Exhibit

Twelve Fairhope young women will perform at the Gulf Coast Fair, presenting Spanish Scotch and other dances in period costumes. The fair, deemed a success, closed with over 500 attendees and will become an annual event. Exhibits will be moved to the Mobile fair grounds by steamer Apollo, free of charge. IRVINGTON NOTES record a death in Grand Rapids and various local society items.

Fairhope Mobile Bay Mobile Fair Grounds M. K. Bowen Apollo Irvington Ala J. W. Pennell Grand Rapids Mich C. J. Littlegreen Mobile D. Herlan School Improvement Association W. H. Pollock Bessie Vogler St. Paul's Guild W. A. Cook Smith Rickey Mabel Helen Matlock Dorothy Spurr

Noted authority links meat to backache and bladder issues

A claim urges meat consumption breaks cause by uric acid clogging kidney pores. It promotes Jad Salts as a kidney flushing remedy, recommending four ounces daily in water before breakfast to improve kidney function and urine neutrality, describing Jad Salts as safe and inexpensive.

Equalization Board Ruling Expands State Duties in Alabama

Montgomery Oct 21 Special The attorney general ruled that under the new revenue law the state board of equalization must perform duties formerly done by the state board of assessments and county tax assessors. The board will assess tangible property of railroads and public service corporations in all counties. The rest covers journals, biennial session proposal, registrar appointments, jury commissioners, and education law updates.

Montgomery Ala State Board of Equalization William L. Martin State Board State Board of Assessments Board of Equalization J. A. Kyle Senate William F. Herbert House Thomas E. Kilby A. H. Carmichael J. €. Parsons Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa County J. H. Hyde Fayette Fayette County Thomas W. Wood Oneonta Blount County H.b.rollings Russellville Franklin County Fred Hammond W. Smiley Smith Montgomery County E. J. Meyer George A. Thomas

Whatley Personalities Highlight County Fair Boosters

The Whatley Alabama fair boosters visited the town Tuesday showing growing interest in the upcoming 1915 fair. Dr. R. E. Shaw returned from Mobile and vicinity. Local residents including Miss Hattie Rogers and Mrs. Birdie God Bolt convalesce or visit nearby towns. Grover Drury and Carley Lucas frequent the area, while Hinson Lucker Tex Kelly and Bettie Foster contribute to booster efforts.

Whatley Ala R. E. Shaw Mobile Hattie Rogers Fulton Birdie God Bolt Grover Drury Mt. Vernon Carley Lucas Mack Cooper Robert Cooper Messrs Hinson, Lucker Tex Kelly Bettie Foster Thomasville

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Mobile Resident

Mobile resident H. H. Houchett at 459 St Francis St testifies he suffered kidney and bladder trouble with no relief until using Dean's Kidney Pills from Rutherford's Drug Store. After two boxes he regained strength and health. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn advertises a kidney remedy.

H. H. Houchett St. Francis St Mobile Dean Rutherford Mr. Houchett Foster-Milburn

Sunny Sky to Smile Through Another Day

A breezy column notes pleasant weather and civic booster vibes as fair skies persist. It highlights tourists, fairs, and city life with light humor, ending with a humorous poultry yard anecdote about a clever hen returning home to roost.

Orange Belt Ashenberger Begorra

Debs Preaching Suffrage in New York City

Eugene V. Debs, Socialist candidate for president, tours New York City giving speeches advocating suffrage and rallying supporters across multiple neighborhoods. The visit marks another campaign effort as Debs speaks to crowds in October.

New York Eugene V. Debs

Square Meal Remedy Promises Cure for Indigestion

Hundreds in Mobile report success with Miona tablets under a full money back guarantee. The advertisement claims rapid relief from indigestion headache and dizziness and asserts the product cures rather than merely relieves. It promotes consumer praise as best advertising and lists Van Antwerp Drug Corporation and local druggists as sellers in Mobile.

Mobile van Antwerp Drug Corporation

Harvard Yale Game Prep Amid Ice Cold Weather

Boston fans prepare for the Harvard Yale clash as Eddie Mahan may star. boxing notes mention Johnny Ertle defeating Jimmy Pappas and a bout canceled after stepping on a nail. Wilhoit joins the Boston Braves from the Pacific coast while Minnesota University debates abolishing baseball amid recent league changes.

Boston Eddie Mahan Johnny Ertle Jimmy Pappas Pappas Tom Cowler Wilhoit Pacific Coast Boston Braves Stallings Minnesota University

Solo Pleases Bucklin Audience Ensuing Social Time

Ward C. Campbell performed a vocal solo that was highly appreciated during the evening’s entertainment. After the solo, attendees entered into a more pleasant social time for the remainder of the event as reported by the Bucklin Herald.

Ward C. Campbell

Mysterious Map Vendor Sells 10 Cent City Guide

A man knocked down in New York City rises dazed and asks where he is. A sharp voice offers a “complete map of New York” for ten cents, implying a bizarre encounter with a street vendor.

New York City Ankly New York

Police Probe Prohibition Violations In Mobile

W H Rawson of Armistead and Davis is cited for violating the prohibition law after detectives found a half pint of liquor at his place. Tom Kelly at Davis and Armistead is docketed for violations following a liquor find. E Karl of Karls Cafe is charged after detectives found twenty bottles of beer in an ice box on the second floor.

W. H. Rawson Armistead Davis Avenue Tom Kelly Armistead Street E. Karl Karl

Night on the Mississippi steamer near Memphis

A Lee line steamboat paused on a dark foggy night near Memphis. An elderly passenger in a night robe questioned the delay. The captain said it was too dark to navigate unless the boiler bursts, asserting the vessel would not proceed tonight.

Memphis

Calocide Remedy Promises Rapid Relief for Foot Ailments

An advertisement touts Calocide compound for corns and callouses with a warm foot bath method. It claims instant relief and peeling of corns, also promising relief for aching sweaty feet and bunions. Sold in a twenty five cent box, from Medical Formula laboratories Dayton Ohio.

Medical Formula Laboratories Dayton Ohio

All Aboard for Contentment Avenue Line

Street car workers stay busy guiding passengers with a steady hand and calm nerves. A U.S. Marine provides a smooth, mellow tobacco remedy to keep tensions down and focus sharp on the hectic daily route.

Contentment Avenue

U. S. Marine Cut Plug Tobacco Ad Claims Superior Flavor

Cut Plug Tobacco uses Kentucky tobacco aged three to five years to enhance flavor and aroma. The ad asserts sturdy men prefer U. S. Marine for its snap taste and sweetness, promising big satisfaction and a slow burn. Sold in 5c packages nationwide by The American Tobacco Company.

U. S. Marine

Wagon Sale Ends With Wheel Theft Arrests

Leslie Jones and Sidney Downing were arrested Thursday morning by Officer Pittman as suspicious characters after allegedly selling a wagon to Frank Carroll on Wednesday and stealing a wheel from it. All residents cited as Oakdale. The phrase spot cash appears as a noted quip.

Leslie Jones Sidney Downing Pittman Frank Carroll Oakdale

Dandruff Cure Claim From Liquid Arvon Advertisement

An old promotional ad touts dissolving dandruff with four ounces of liquid arvon applied at night to the scalp. It promises relief from itching and reveals hair will look better after repeated applications. The piece urges readers to buy arvon at any drug store as a cheap, foolproof remedy.

Rail Lines Expand to Meridian and Tuscaloosa Areas

The plan adds Calvert York and Intermediate Stations along with direct connections serving Meridian Tuscaloosa Birmingham and East. The expansion aims to improve regional transit links and reduce travel times between key cities.

Calvert York Meridian Tuscaloosa Birmingham East

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Ligut Isamil Perkinls Maggie O-Je-Lay Sam'l Ai’ Ile Lupo Winanaias Eastern Shore Red Man B. & B. Cafe Royal ST Equalization Board State Board of Assessments and County Tax Collectors Doan Citi Everett True Debs Azz Duffy Lewis Cer Ganreau van Liew U.S. Marine THE American Tobacco Company Alabama, Tennessee & Northern Railway Union Terminal Station
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